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The DUI law states that upon a second conviction, the violator will serve not less than:
5 days in jail
20 days in jail
45 days in jail
60 days in jail
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45 days in jail
Explanation:
Upon a second conviction for DUI in Tennessee, the law mandates that the violator serve a minimum of 45 days in jail. This harsh penalty is intended to deter repeat offenders and protect other road users from the dangers of impaired driving. It's important for all drivers to understand the serious consequences of driving under the influence and to prioritize the safety of themselves and others on the road.
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